Iris Ceramica Group Announces Tile Collaboration with Italian Fashion House

Elementi Terra

Elementi Terra

Iris Ceramica Group, introduces Luce, a dynamic collaboration with Rome-based fashion design house Maison Gattinoni’s style director Guillermo Mariotto. The chiaroscuro-inspired Luce collection plays with light, shadows and movement to elevate environments with the sinuous draping effects of flowing fabrics. Combining light with sculptural shapes on the surfaces takes architecture to a new dimension by transforming spaces into a classic elegance style with a contemporary twist. Colors available in the Luce collection include: Black, Blu, Gold, Grey, Pearl and Silver.

Iris Ceramica, a brand part of Iris Ceramica Group, introduces the Elementi range which includes three distinct collections for floor applications (Elementi Pietra, Elementi Lava, and Elementi Terra) and one collection for wall applications (Elementi Rivestimento). The collections are renowned for their aesthetic and chromatic matching possibilities in a series of expressive color palettes where sizes and surfaces combine for a total look solution.

The new clay-inspired Stardust collection from Porcelain Gres is available in the following intense shades— Aquamarine, Ash, Clay, Ground, Lava, Moonlight, Ocean and Terra. This palette combines neutral shades with modern vibrant hues, such as aquamarine green and ocean blue. Both the ceramic mix and the surface are enriched with small colored flakes, real “stardust” that embellishes and strengthens the material.

The new striking polished Italian marble looks in the Maximum Marmi range of premium Italian large format porcelain panels include: Bardiglio Sublime, Breccia Mirabile, Cremo Superiore, Lepanto Rubino, Divine Blue, Grand Carnico, Nero Damascato, Alpi Chiaro Venato,  and Majestic Onyx. Debuting for the first time in the U.S., these new high tech architectural surfaces include the latest in Iris Ceramica Group’s advanced technology and manufacturing capabilities and years of continuous research.

Produced in Italy, the Maximum Marmi 120×60 large format sophisticated slabs are inspired by the fine veins, color variations, and elegant details. Maximum Marmi’s collection of large format porcelain wall and floor solutions encourages the most ambitious architectural ideas and enhances the most exclusive furnishing installations for hospitality, commercial and residential settings. The collection is available in the following dimensions, in polished or semi-polished finishes: 120”x60”, 120”x40”, 60”x60”, 60”x40”, 40”x40”, 60”x30”, 30”x30”, and 30”x15”.

Maximum Marmi’s large format 120”x60” tiles allow large areas to be covered with a uniform cladding that further enhances the beauty of rooms, while the sub-formats offer the designer flexibility of application. The thickness of just 6 mm allows bespoke architectural elements and refined furnishing accessories to be designed, including stairs, doors, consoles, seats, tables and lamps that embellish interiors, creating total look environments.

The large 120”x60” tile format and sub-formats also allow the cladding of facades, walls and floors of buildings, guaranteeing levels of performance that only porcelain stoneware can provide, including durability, resistance to mechanical stress and chemical attack, high absorption resistance and easy cleaning.

The new collections are now available for the U.S. market through the Group’s own distributors, Transceramica and EuroWest as well as through its nationwide network of distributors. The sleek styles and surface solutions are engineered for both commercial and contemporary residential projects. The porcelain products will also soon be on display in the group’s Chicago, NY, and Anaheim showrooms. For more information, visit www.transceramica.com or www.eurowest.com or www.granitifiandre.com